Inclusion In, and Exclusion From, Open Education Communities

This special issue is the fifth devoted to Open Educational Resources (OER) and the fourth to be drawn from papers presented at the annual UK-based OER conference. For this special issue, the editors selected papers from the OER14 conference, held in Newcastle in April 2014. The main conference them...

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Main Authors: Andy Lane, Anna Comas-Quinn, Simon Thomson
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Ubiquity Press 2014-12-01
Series:Journal of Interactive Media in Education
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Online Access:https://jime.open.ac.uk/articles/374
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description This special issue is the fifth devoted to Open Educational Resources (OER) and the fourth to be drawn from papers presented at the annual UK-based OER conference. For this special issue, the editors selected papers from the OER14 conference, held in Newcastle in April 2014. The main conference theme was ‘Building communities of open practice’ with further themes on MOOCs and open courses; academic practice, development and pedagogy; open policy, research, scholarship and access; and students as users and co-creators. As open education matures it will be the communities we develop that make a difference to the success (or failure) of transforming education through openness. The five chosen papers in this special issue exemplify one facet of building communities of open practice – how people may, in theory and in practice, be included in or excluded from such communities despite the potential of the openness on offer.
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spelling doaj.art-9e465ccdc0d146f7b734720781dcfff22022-12-22T02:26:25ZengUbiquity PressJournal of Interactive Media in Education1365-893X2014-12-012014210.5334/jime.ae290Inclusion In, and Exclusion From, Open Education CommunitiesAndy Lane0Anna Comas-Quinn1Simon Thomson2The Open UniversityThe Open UniversityLeeds Beckett UniversityThis special issue is the fifth devoted to Open Educational Resources (OER) and the fourth to be drawn from papers presented at the annual UK-based OER conference. For this special issue, the editors selected papers from the OER14 conference, held in Newcastle in April 2014. The main conference theme was ‘Building communities of open practice’ with further themes on MOOCs and open courses; academic practice, development and pedagogy; open policy, research, scholarship and access; and students as users and co-creators. As open education matures it will be the communities we develop that make a difference to the success (or failure) of transforming education through openness. The five chosen papers in this special issue exemplify one facet of building communities of open practice – how people may, in theory and in practice, be included in or excluded from such communities despite the potential of the openness on offer.https://jime.open.ac.uk/articles/374open education, open practice, open communities,
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title_full Inclusion In, and Exclusion From, Open Education Communities
title_fullStr Inclusion In, and Exclusion From, Open Education Communities
title_full_unstemmed Inclusion In, and Exclusion From, Open Education Communities
title_short Inclusion In, and Exclusion From, Open Education Communities
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topic open education, open practice, open communities,
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